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  • Urdhva Kukkutasana B

    AshtangaYoga    ▸   Traditional Practice Series    ▸   3rd Series - Sthira Bhaga

    pelvis back and up. As you do this, push your shoulder blades forcefully forward and round your back. ~i [...] Pull your knees tightly together and your pelvis back and up. Once your knees are through behind your [...] fifth exhalation. Tip: In order to pull the legs back and through more easily, start by lifting your knees

  • Pashchimottanasana A

    Ashtanga Yoga    ▸   Traditional Practice Series    ▸   Primary Series (Yoga Chikitsa)

    =ttaanaa=sana_~~ ~i~pa“scima~~ adjective after, back, the last, westward uttāna adjective extended [...] floor next to you and a bit forward. Pull the pelvis back and up at the same time. In the AYI version of the [...] (paścimottānāsana) is an intense stretch of the backs of the legs. If you follow the cuing above, your

  • Virabhadrasana A

    Ashtanga Yoga    ▸   Traditional Practice Series    ▸   Primary Series (Yoga Chikitsa)

    to about two fists to the inside of the back heel. The back foot is clearly turned outward (about 45 [...] means place the feet two fists apart and turn the back foot outward about 45 degrees so that your pelvis

  • Bandha and Pregnancy

    Yoga Therapie

    This is why so many pregnant women suffer from back pain. A healthy pelvic floor can support the spine [...] internal support and reducing the likelihood of back pain. On top of that, the weight of the baby rests [...] floor Fascia massage Place both hands on the lower back at the SI joint and using the palms rub gently up

  • Pashchimottanasana B

    Ashtanga Yoga    ▸   Traditional Practice Series    ▸   Primary Series (Yoga Chikitsa)

    =ttaanaa=sana_~~ ~i~pa“scima~~ adjective after, back, the last, westward uttāna adjective extended [...] floor next to you and a bit forward. Pull the pelvis back and up at the same time. In the AYI version of the [...] effect of variant A: an intense stretch of the backs of the legs, and the spine continues to grow and

  • Confidence

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    yoga that is easy on the back. For this reason, I started with specific back-friendly sequences and practiced [...] from the back. Lisa: Yes, but also from the front because the abdominals also support the back. Melanie: [...] influence. Previously, I had almost always suffered from back pain. Which wasn't there permantly, but I always

  • Dynamic Fascia Workout for Yogis

    Online Yogastudio    ▸   Therapeutic tutorials

    balance Minute 11:00: Repeat back line series - round 2 Minute 15:30: Repeat back line series - round 3 Minute [...] Mantra Minute 5:40: Exercise sequence to activate the back lines (kangaroo jumps) Minute 7:34: Sun salutation

  • Pashchimottanasana C

    Ashtanga Yoga    ▸   Traditional Practice Series    ▸   Primary Series (Yoga Chikitsa)

    =ttaanaa=sana_~~ ~i~pa“scima~~ adjective after, back, the last, westward uttāna adjective extended [...] floor next to you and a bit forward. Pull the pelvis back and up at the same time. In the AYI version of the [...] distributed across the inside and outside of the backs of the legs. Because less flexible fibers are also

  • Plosives

    Philosophy   ▸   Source texts and Sanskrit   ▸   Sanskrit Pronunciation

    sounds according to their place of articulation from back to front: from guttural (throat), palatal (palate) [...] Gutturals Gutturals are produced deep down at the back of the oral cavity, at the bridge of the soft palate [...] Sanskrit language are produced with the tongue rolled back behind the teeth: vowel (r̥, r̥̄), plosive (ṭ,ṭh

  • Ashtavakrasana A

    AshtangaYoga    ▸   Traditional Practice Series    ▸   3rd Series - Sthira Bhaga

    Lower your head back onto the floor at the end of the exhalation. Then pull your legs back while lifting [...] hands on the floor. From there, roll a bit onto the back of your head. This gives you maximum space for your [...] shoulders. Now inhale and lift your legs vertically back into the tripod headstand. Vinyāsa 11-13: